Rewilding the Ina river for a cleaner Baltic Sea
This project restored a section of the Ina river in Poland to improve its self-cleaning capabilities.
This project restored a section of the Ina river in Poland to improve its self-cleaning capabilities.
The Polish part of this INTERREG project restored river habitats to reduce eutrophication and support migrating fish.
Our partner conducted policy work for an MPA covering the main breeding area of the Baltic harbour porpoise.
This project supported the Polish salmon population by creating new spawning grounds and releasing young fish.
Our partner piloted a closed loop system to circulate nutrients instead of discharging them to the Baltic Sea.
This project created 40 new spawning grounds for migrating fish, caught poachers and educated students.
This project did an inventory of Estonian freshwater courses and created a fish pass as a Pilot restauration measure.
Our partners neutralized 18 migration barriers for migrating fish in Northwestern Poland
In Finland and Russia, new protected areas were established and more were proposed, based on empirical data.
This project rewetted mesothropic fen mires to reduce eutrophication and support the Aquatic Warbler.